G'day mr Jones,

*** 27.09.2003 at 12:38, Bob Jones wrote to Bo Simonsen:

 BJ>> Is sourceforge still running 24 hours behind on the backup cvs
 BJ>> server?  If so, you get to see stuff in real time (as a logged in
 BJ>> user), that others who are not part of the maximus developer list
 BJ>> (and using anonymous access to the CVS server) don't see until up
 BJ>> to 24 hours after a file update.  Is this part of the problem?

 BS>> I don't bet so, it's only the CVS Web view there is 
 BS>> running agianst the backup server, if you commit a 
 BS>> change, it should be checkout able right away..

 BJ> If that is the case, then things have improved at the sourceforge
 BJ> site since earlier this summer.  

Just found out the pserver CVS checkouts, runs agianst the backup server
too, but if you're a developer on the project you get the changes right
away.

 BJ> I know I saw a note about a
 BJ> planned upgrade, and a delayed implmentation....  I just haven't
 BJ> had the opportunity to "test" it since seeing the later notices....

Well squish and sqafix is running quite stable, I did solve the ffind-bug
in sqafix and it _works_ :-)

 BS>> But I think I got a part of the problem, the 'extern' 
 BS>> declaration was in the middle of some functions and not 
 BS>> in the header file, maybe newer GCC's doesn't allow 
 BS>> that..

 BJ> Ah....  Or maybe older GCC's....  Don't remember which version (of
 BJ> GCC) I've got running on my Linux box.....  Shall see what happens
 BJ> when I finally update to the current CVS source.....

Yes, I did fix the squish bug, I decided to use the old stuff, but the
sqafix bug Michele, did talk about, doesn't I understand. I've been
rewriting the define statements, maybe it would help...

 BJ> Did the library issue that cause the telnet port code crash get
 BJ> fixed in the CVS archives yet?

Not yet, I'm not up for all the communication, I've only few years
experience by programming in C.. But I did fix so downloads works, uploads
doesn't works .. And download of QWK works, but upload doesn't..

Regards,
        Bo

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